Health Safety Environment Supervisor

Burgess Services, a second-generation, privately-owned Construction Management Firm based in Denver, CO, is seeking a dedicated Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Supervisor. The HSE Supervisor will be responsible for overseeing and implementing the organization's health, safety, and environmental policies and procedures to ensure project compliance with regulatory requirements as prescribed by the owners.

• Conduct safety orientation sessions for all employees, on-site workers and representatives.
• Inform employees of their safety rights and responsibilities per regulations and the manual.
• Coordinate and lead weekly safety meetings (toolbox talks).
• Assist and participate field meetings when requested.
• Coordinate and lead monthly safety meetings for supervisors (as needed).
• Engage in Job Hazard Analysis and Pre-Task Planning, reviewing subcontractors’ safety programs.
• Teach employees, all site workers regulatory training, special safety procedures as required by OSHA and the ROCIP IV manual.
• Assess project employees', subcontractors and on-site workers adherence to safety rules and standards.
• Maintain and retain OSHA, state, federal, company, and project-specific documents for the project duration or as legally required.
• Lead and investigate incidents and near misses, perform causal analysis, and distribute corrective actions within 72 hours. Provide written reports for all recorded incidents as required per Safety Manual.
• Complete daily inspection reports and audits.
• Record and maintain drug test results for all project employees and respond to drug test audits within 24 hours.
• Respond to other safety documentation audit requests within 72 hours.
• Authorized to take immediate corrective action, including stopping work; deemed a "competent person" by OSHA.
• Implement, maintain, update, interpret, and enforce safety policies and procedures as required.
• Model proper safety behavior.
• Ensure Contractor management enacts disciplinary action in response to unsafe behavior.
• Coordinate and facilitate injury treatment for all on-site workers, provide modified duty within restrictions, and check in with injured employees weekly.
• Inform DEN ROCIP Safety Team and Project Manager immediately of all injuries, including First Aid after ensuring treatment and securing the site and of any current or potential safety issues.
• Provide injured employees with the Designated Medical Provider list before non-emergency or follow-up treatment, ensuring they choose an authorized facility and return the signed form. If an employee denies treatment, or they only wish to receive first aid on site, they must indicate so on the Designated Medical Provider Form, sign, date, and return it.
• File the first report of injury with the insurance carrier within 12 hours of any employee seeking medical care, including subcontractor injuries.
• Maintain proactive, professional, and collaborative safety partnership with DEN.
• Review all safety submittals to ensure they meet contract requirements before submission to DEN, ensuring submissions come through the General Contractor's document control software.
• Conduct daily safety inspections of work areas and provide results to DEN ROCIP Safety Team upon request, possibly using specified forms or programs.
• Address all safety issues logged into ACC BUILD within 24 hours.
• Compile and send safety statistical information to the DEN ROCIP Safety Team.
• Participate in weekly construction meetings with DEN.
• Attend quarterly safety meetings scheduled by the DEN ROCIP Safety Team.

• Must hold a Board of Certified Safety Professionals CSP with at least 4 years of full‑time relevant construction safety and health experience; or
• Must hold a Board of Certified Safety Professionals ASP, GSP, or SMS with at least 6 years of full‑time relevant construction safety and health experience; or
• Must hold a Board of Certified Safety Professionals CHST or OHST with at least 8 years of full‑time relevant construction safety and health experience.
• Must have completed the OSHA 500 course for construction within the last 24 months, remaining current for the duration of the project.
• Must provide proof of…